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	HM Revenue & Customs:
		Colin Gibson noted that whilst there would always be some protracted negotiations we have substantially reduced the number of cases that have been running for more than 3 years.
		Colin pointed out however that the first 3 months of the current year have shown a noticeable turn around with a large increase particularly in non-corporate work which is up about 10% on this time last year.
		Colin Gibson agreed that this might be the case but said that the requirement was for the taxpayer to submit a reasonable estimate.
	www.hmrc.gov.uk /cto/svminutes_2307.htm (1602 words)

	Stone Publishing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Colin Gibson is an Irish artist with over 25 years experience as a professional.
		Colin lives and works in his native Ulster where he has a studio in Bangor, Co Down - a coastal town 16 miles south of Belfast, and just a few miles from the beautiful mountains of Mourne.
		Colin Gibson had his first solo exhibition in Belfast over 30 years ago, and currently exhibits regularly with galleries both in London and Ireland.
	www.northdown.co.uk /stone (107 words)

	The SF Site Featured Review: Idoru
		William Gibson was born in Conway, South Carolina, spent his childhood in southwestern Virginia, and left the United States for Canada when he was nineteen.
		Gibson had to provide not only the plot, characters, and scene, but also the details of the background, to make it understandable and believable.
		Gibson is still able to take virtual reality, computer networks, nanotechnology, and pop star worship, temper them with human strengths and frailty, to evoke new images and unforeseen conclusions.
	www.sfsite.com /12b/idoru23.htm (736 words)

	The Scotsman - Sport - Gibson starts new innings with ECB
		COLIN Gibson, the former Football Association employee who quit his job in the storm that surrounded the Faria Alam scandal, was yesterday appointed head of communications at the England and Wales Cricket Board.
		Gibson, the former Daily Mail and Sunday Telegraph sports editor resigned from a similar position in charge of the FA’s communications department last August following his handling of the furore which erupted after revelations that secretary Alam had affairs with England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson and FA chief executive Mark Palios.
		Gibson, whose stint at the FA lasted seven months, fills a new role in which some of his duties will perhaps encompass the brief of John Read, who left his post as director of corporate affairs in a rocky 2004 when Tim Lamb’s tenure as chief executive also came to an end.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=308932005 (550 words)

	HM Revenue & Customs: Share Valuation Fiscal Forum 12 October 2004
		Colin Gibson said that Ian Hardie would be taking over the line management responsibility of SV in the near future.
		Colin Gibson reported that there had been an increase of around 30% in the number of valuations received relative to this time last year.
		Colin Gibson informed the attendees that this would be his last Fiscal Forum meeting, as he would shortly be handing over line management responsibility for SV to Ian Hardie.
	www.hmrc.gov.uk /cto/svminutes_121004.htm (2478 words)

	Football \| Soho Square's bizarre love triangle
		By 8pm Palios and Gibson had tendered their resignations, leaving the FA to slide into a damaging period of introspection and in-fighting that threatens its future.
		Gibson, a former sports editor at the Daily Mail and Sunday Telegraph, issued a denial on behalf of the FA's lawyers, who had consulted Alam.
		Gibson and Palios are prevented from discussing the circumstances surrounding the Alam affair by confidentiality agreements signed when they left the organisation but sources within Soho Square claim the decision to deny the initial allegation was made by lawyers and senior executives.
	football.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,5092699-103,00.html (1798 words)

	Amazon.com: Books: All Tomorrow's Parties (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In the past, Gibson has let his brilliant prose overwhelm what were often lackluster (or nonexistent) story lines, but this book has it all: a good story, electric writing, and a group of likable and believable characters who are out to save the world...
		Gibson breaks little new thematic ground with this novel, but the cocreator of cyberpunk takes his readers on a wild and exciting ride filled with enough off-the-wall ideas and extended metaphors to fuel half a dozen SF tales.
		Gibson's virtuosity of prose is best shown in his vivid descriptions of the homeless living in Japan in a city of cardboard boxes.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0399145796?v=glance (2139 words)

	Cricket: Whole New Ball Game for Gibson
		Colin Gibson will hope his new bosses at the ECB spare him a repeat of the Faria Alam scandal that engulfed the FA.
		Colin Gibson, the man at the heart of the Faria Alam scandal when he was the Football Association's communications director, has been appointed to the same post at the England and Wales Cricket Board.
		Gibson resigned from the FA last summer after revelations of Ms Alam's affairs with the FA's chief executive Mark Palios and national team manager Sven-Goran Eriksson.
	www.buzzle.com /editorials/3-23-2005-67461.asp (558 words)

	Telegraph \| News
		The transcript of what the NoW called the "tape of shame" detailed Gibson's attempt to trade information about the England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson's relationship with an FA secretary, Faria Alam, in return for the paper's silence about her affair with Mark Palios, the association's chief executive.
		Gibson should have expected such an important telephone conversation with a paper like the NoW to be recorded.
		Gibson may have been out of his depth on this but Clifford insists that - other than talking to the editor first - he would have done it much the same way.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2004/08/05/nmed05.xml&sSheet=/news/2004/08/05/ixhome.html (1342 words)

	Amazon.com: Books: Idoru (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Colin Laney has taken a job in Japan to escape the revenge of his former employer, Slitscan, a kind of corporate gossip-mongerer on the Net that he has crossed out of scruples.
		The pacing is slower than Virtual Light, but Gibson exhibits his greatest strength: intense speculation, expressed in dramatic form, about the near-term evolution and merging of cultural, social and technological trends, and how they affect character.
		There are some moments where Gibson paints some wonderful imagery to open up a scene or discribe a person, which brought back memories of "Neuromancer," which is not so much great for its vivid creation of a future technological world, but also for its beatiful prose.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0425158640?v=glance (2364 words)

	Football \| Gibson cursed by 'naive' approach
		While Colin Gibson may have enjoyed a long and largely successful career as a sports journalist, his move into PR looks unlikely to be anywhere near as fruitful.
		The FA was confident that Gibson's "long career in sports journalism at the highest level, as well as his managerial experience, makes him an ideal choice to fulfil this demanding role".
		One journalist who Gibson spoke to during the last week said the former Daily Mail man was horrified by "press intrusion", and was genuinely surprised by what news journalists on tabloid papers would have considered "routine" - including door-stepping and extensive background checks on the private lives of everyone involved in the story.
	football.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4984207-103,00.html (1294 words)

	manifesto_2000
		So Colin needs to add a complimentary sentence or two defining what BWMT is and should be "from a Black Man's point of view" as well.
		I do agree with his insistance that this is BWMT "not MACT or PACT".
		This is SO very important and Colin is right to INSIST on it so strongly.
	members.aol.com /BWMTMilwaukee/manifesto_2000.htm (540 words)

	CLE: Contributors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Colin G. Gibson is a partner with Harris and Company, the largest law firm in Western Canada focused on employment and labour law.
		In addition to his counsel work, Colin also acts as spokesperson for employers in collective bargaining, sits as the employer’s nominee on arbitration boards, and acts as a mediator in employment disputes.
		Colin is a former Chair of the Labour Law Section of the Canadian Bar Association (BC Branch), and a long-standing member of the Human Resources Management Association.
	www.cle.bc.ca /CLE/Contributors/Profiles/GA-GM/GIBCO1.htm (252 words)

	WestCoast Seafood Distributors - Western Australia
		Since joining the group in 1999, Colin has quickly built a large customer base that really appreciates his regular service and first hand knowledge of seafood.
		Colin has young children and is a great advertisement for the benefits of eating seafood regularly.
		If you would like to find out more about the service and range that Colin can offer you, it is best to give him a call direct on his mobile.
	www.westcoastseafood.com.au /content/colin_gibson.htm (157 words)

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		Colin threw off the covers, took a breath for courage, and tried dipping one toe on the floor.
		Colin wasn’t sure because before tonight, May 26, his twelfth birthday, he had never dreamt.
		Colin was used to this and so, unlike the cat, missed a big man with rusty hair and a bushy mustache standing near a streetlamp across Old Bread Street.
	www.angelfire.com /comics/talismenchapter2 (543 words)

	Former Fa Media Chief Joins Cricket Board
		Cricket: Former Daily Mail sports editor Colin Gibson, who resigned as the FA's director of communications over his role in the Faria Alam scandal, is to take up a similar job with the English cricket board.
		Former Daily Mail sports editor Colin Gibson, who resigned as the Football Association's director of communications over his role in the Faria Alam scandal, is to take up a similar job with the England and Wales cricket board.
		Gibson, who quit the Daily Mail to join the FA, departed after it was revealed he had offered details of Eriksson's private life to the paper in exchange for the affair with Mr Palios being kept a secret.
	www.buzzle.com /editorials/3-22-2005-67427.asp (512 words)

	Colin Gibson - Anciens Combattants Canada
		Gibson est né le 2 novembre 1922, à Hamilton, en Ontario.
		Il est l'un des quatre fils de l'honorable Colin W. et de Florence Gibson.
		Après la guerre, M. Gibson est devenu avocat et il a fait de la politique.
	www.vac-acc.gc.ca /youth_f/sub.cfm?source=feature/normandy/norm_bios/gibson (191 words)

	William Gibson - Official Website
		William Gibson, who predicted the Internet with Neuromancer, takes us into the millennium with a brilliant new novel about the moments in history when futures are born.
		It brings back Colin Laney, one of the most popular characters from Idoru, the man whose special sensitivities about people and events let him predict certain aspects of the future.
		Gibson wouldn't be Gibson if he spelled it out, if he eliminated all the ambiguity.
	www.williamgibsonbooks.com /books/parties.asp (1726 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Football \| Former FA man in warning over job
		Gibson offered his resignation from the FA on 1 August - the same day as Palios.
		But Gibson refused to discuss the exact details of the attempt to negotiate a deal.
		And Gibson feels that Palios should be remembered for the success he had as chief executive.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/newsFeedXML/moreover/-/sport1/hi/football/3731012.stm (359 words)

	The Passion of the Christ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Church Army’s Colin Brown, one of the nation’s top airbrush illustrators in the 1990’s, has been inspired to make an artistic response to the suffering, pain and agony of Christ- vividly portrayed in Mel Gibson’s The Passion of The Christ.
		After seeing Mel Gibson’s film, Colin was struck by a number of parallels between the film and his work.
		Colin adds; “The work of Church Army is to reflect and to share in some measure the depth of love and care that God shows us in the Easter story.
	www.churcharmy.org.uk /press_media/news/more_news/news_2004/airbrush_paintings.htm (346 words)

	Rickerbys - Why Rickerbys? - Our Team - Colin Gibson - Partner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Colin Gibson works alongside Insolvency Partner Derek Jones acting for both regional and national insolvency practitioners, the Insolvency Service, banks, building societies, asset financiers, trade suppliers and owners of insolvent business.
		Colin has specialised in insolvency work since qualifying as a solicitor eight years ago.
		This accolade reflects Colin’s insolvency expertise and means that Rickerbys’ insolvency team is in a stronger position to respond to the increasing numbers of clients needing advice of this nature.
	www.rickerbys.com /content.asp?pid=52 (130 words)

	Scotsman.com Sport - Football - Unlikely mistake to make for experienced journalist
		AFTER a long career in sports journalism, Colin Gibson spent just seven months as director of communications at the Football Association before offering his resignation after becoming embroiled in this year’s biggest sporting PR disaster.
		He was propelled into the spotlight on Sunday after it emerged he had offered the News of the World "chapter and verse" on Sven Goran Eriksson’s affair with Faria Alam in return for the paper’s silence about Mark Palios’ relationship with the FA secretary.
		Gibson has long been associated with football, writing for both tabloid and broadsheet newspapers.
	sport.scotsman.com /football.cfm?id=888482004 (426 words)

	Art from Ireland - Learn from professional Irish artist, Colin Gibson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Colin Gibson has worked for 30 years as a professional artist to acquire the experience he has now, but each month Colin is going to share this information with you and get this it's FREE!
		Each month Colin will take you through the fundamentals of painting that can be applied not just to Oils but to many other types of painting mediums, for example watercolours.
		Colin will be taking you through step by step a painting session, from the sketch through each important stage to completion.
	www.artfromireland.com /art_of_painting.html (178 words)

	MacDonald Highland Outfitters: Gibson Bagpipes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Gibson Classical bagpipes are original instruments carefully constructed on the template of an exceptional set of MacDougal Pipes formerly owned by the late Capt. John Maclellan, now owned and played by his son, Colin.
		Gibson designed and continues to craft each set of Gibson Classical Bagpipes not only to emulate, but even to improve on the sound produced by the MacDougal antecedent, whose design principles the Gibson Classical Bagpipe refines.
		Refinements effected by Gibson include, among other innovative improvements, an increase in depth and thrust from a deepened bass drone which adds to the richness of the drone sound.
	www.bagpipe.ca /bagpipes04.htm (332 words)

	Colin Gibson - Veterans Affairs Canada
		Gibson was born on November 2, 1922, in Hamilton, Ontario, one of four sons of the Honourable Colin W., and Florence, Gibson.
		A German tank fired two shells at them and a badly fractured leg was the result.
		Gibson was a lawyer and politician, serving at one time as Member of Parliament for Hamilton-Wentworth.
	www.vac-acc.gc.ca /youth/sub.cfm/feature/normandy/norm_bios/gibson (175 words)

	Stimulus Article Nov 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Encouraged by Colin’s example, I wondered if it might be possible to write music which did justice to the violent images of storm and flood in the last two verses.
		The collection is introduced by Emeritus Professor Colin Gibson, one of this country’s leading hymn writers.
		See Colin Gibson, “Mapping the New Zealand Landscape: a Survey of the Hymnic Tradition”, in Emilsen, Susan and Emilsen, William W. (eds), Mapping the Landscape: Essays in Australian and New Zealand Christianity: Festschrift in Honour of Professor Ian Breward, Series, American University Studies IX, History, v.193 (New York: Peter Lang, 2000), 238-54.
	www.godzonehymns.com /stimulus.html (2610 words)

	Encyclopedia: Colin Gibson
		Colin Gibson (born April 6, 1957 in Bridport) was an English football player.
		He was an attacking left-back who could also play in midfield.
		Colin started his career with Aston Villa before being transferred to Manchester United in 1985.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Colin-Gibson (342 words)

	Scotsman.com Sport - Football - FA in crisis as Palios quits
		Palios informed FA chairman Geoff Thompson of his decision at 6pm, and it was accepted with immediate effect, while Gibson said last night: "I have offered my resignation to the board because I felt it was the honourable thing to do.
		However, faced with the true picture seven days later after the same newspaper came into possession of e-mails which confirmed the affair and revealed Palios had been involved with the same woman, the FA was forced into an embarrassing climbdown and retracted the earlier denial.
		It was then Gibson, who has not yet received an answer to his offered resignation, allegedly made his dramatic offer to release details of Eriksson’s affair in return for keeping Palios out of the story.
	sport.scotsman.com /football.cfm?id=884252004 (1021 words)

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